When the news of the Coronavirus and national lockdown made its way to our border, our Prevention Projects team reached out to help prepare as many people as possible. In one specific religious community, our team went to provide families with two months’ worth of food. Here they had a very precious encounter with one of […]
The most vulnerable, living in the local garbage dump, were facing a month-long quarantine without enough food to feed their families even for the next day… They needed a miracle. Something Had to Be Done! We received word that there were at least 150 families in our local garbage dump who were in desperate need of […]
Every day the Life Impact Prevention Team is in the at-risk villages, slums, highways, and byways. They have a mandate to prevent innocent children from falling prey to vulnerable situations! Life Impact Prevention Projects support schools for migrant children, shelter homes, and at-risk families monthly! Following is just one example of the many projects where […]
This year, we are reaching into one of the darkest areas on our border. In the middle of the border, neither Thailand or Myanmar has proper jurisdiction. There is no protection or law enforcement from either side. This area houses most of the drugs, middlemen for trafficking, and sold children. We have met with local […]
A huge part of what we do is not only rescuing children who are sold or vulnerable to being trafficked, but we also prevent these things from ever happening to innocent children! One way we do this is by supporting whole families and keeping them together if the situation is safe and it is in […]
During the two-month summer break at the Farmhouse School, all I could think about was walking to the front of the classroom and hearing the students say, “Good Morning Teacher! Thank you, Teacher!” Every time I do, I can’t help but smile. On the first day, I was so happy to see all their familiar, […]
Every week, we have been going to a local, free, Burmese clinic to spend time with the kids. Some people sell everything they have to travel to this clinic on the border and get the medical attention they need. Walking through the clinic, you see a lot of poverty and feel the desperation for medical attention. […]
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